2. and 3 were officially placed before His Excellency by this Government, instituted in consequence of the following facts:
That the Federal War Steamer Wyoming during the course of last month entered the waters of this Colony and remained therein for several days;
That while so situated the Wyoming ...
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His Excellency considers that courtesies required that the arrival of the Wyoming in our waters should have been intimated to the Government of the Colony by either yourself or the Commander, to both of whom copies of the Government Proclamation of 26th March 1862 had been supplied on former occasions.
His Excellency is further of opinion that the Wyoming was supplied with coal by means of cargo boats from this Port;
3rdly That no communication of any sort with reference to the arrival or departure or continuance of the Wyoming within these waters beyond the terms permitted by Her Majesty's Instructions was made to this Government, either by the Consul or the officer commanding the vessel.
It was not in accordance with the rules prescribed by Her Majesty for the maintenance of neutrality to depart and put to sea within 24 hours after her entrance into the waters of this Colony, an application should have been made to this Government for permission to remain, stating the nature and extent of the supplies and repair, if any, which were required, and, if the supplies included...
2.
3
were
by this Government, officially placed
instituted in consequence by the following facts before Heis Excellency
fat
:
That the Federal War Steamer
Wyoming during the cause of last mouth
entered the waters of this Colony
therein for Several
days;
and remained)
That while so situated the Wyoming
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His Excellency considers that Courtesys
required that the arrival of the Wyorning
in
our waters should have been intimated to the
Government of the Colony by sither yourself or
the Commander to both
of whom
copies of the
Government Proclamation of 26" March 1862 had been supplies on former
occasions.
His Excelliney is further of opinion that
for
Indly
Coaled by
means of Cargo
boats
from
this ~
if the Wyoming
Port; and
3rdly
That no communication of any
Sort with referen
reference
to the arrival or
departure
her emtinuance
of the Wyorning
the Cause of
within these waters beyond the terms permitted i
by
Her
Majesty's Instinctions was made to
this Government, either by the Consul or the officer Commanding the bessel
was
noh
ed-in accordance
prepared-in
with the Parkes puscribed by Her Majesty for
the maintenance of neutrality to depart and
Q4
put to sea within ot
hours
after
her entrance
into the Waters of this lotomy, an application shoved have been made to this Government
for
permission to remain, stating the nature
and Extent
of
the
Supplies
repair, if any,
which
were
required, and, if the supplies included
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